What won the race: Slipping by early leader Ryan Montgomery on the inside of turn two on the 32nd lap, fourth-starting Levi Yetter of Cabot, Pa., overcame heavy right-side damage and led the rest of Sunday's second annual Country Roads 100 at Tyler County Speedway. Yetter beat sixth-starting Jon Lee by 1.625 seconds to win $20,000, his richest career payday and first Jay's Automotive United Late Model Series victory.

Quotable: "It’s just nice to see all our hard work paying off now … I mean, 20-grand? That’s just crazy to me," Yetter said in victory lane.

Key notes: Yetter, who finished a couple feet behind Tyler Carpenter in Saturday's Country Roads prelim, notched his third overall victory of the season and his first away from Lernerville Speedway in Sarver, Pa. ... Notching his first Late Model touring series victory, Yetter estimated his richest victory to be $2,200 prior to Sunday's $20,000 payday. ... Yetter completed the final 18 laps with heavy right-side damage after tangling with the lapped car driven by Joe Martin on lap 83; the contact flattened Martin's left-rear tire and drew the fourth and final yellow flag. ... Points leader Jon Lee took second from Ryan Montgomery on a lap-46 restart, but never seriously challenged Yetter over the race's second half. ... Montgomery, who led the opening 31 laps from the pole, slipped as low as fourth on lap 68 after giving way to Mason Zeigler, but Montgomery reclaimed third on lap 84 when Zeigler pushed high in turn one. ... Zeigler, who transferred through a consolation, settled for fourth after competing the previous two nights at Port Royal (Pa.) Speedway with the Lucas Oil Series. ... Ross Bailes climbed 10 spots and finished sixth in a car owned by Johnny Pursley. ... Tyler Carpenter ran as high third in the early going until he hopped the turn-one cushion and slipped to 12th after a lap-20 restart; Carpenter remained buried in traffic and pulled off on lap 53 after getting lapped by Yetter. ... Defending County Roads winner Hudson O'Neal trailed Montgomery for much of the opening 19 laps until pitting from fifth with a flat right-rear tire under the lap-83 caution; O'Neal soldiered to a 10th-place finish in the Rumley Engineering No. 6, the final starter to complete 100 laps. ... The race was slowed three other times, the first on lap five for debris. ... Braeden Dillinger slowed to draw the second stoppage on lap 20 just as Ken Schaffer spun. ... Tenth-running Travis Brown spun in turn three on lap 46, collecting Drake Troutman and Brandon Weigle; all three drivers continued, though Brown (lap 54) and Troutman (lap 72) pulled off before the finish. The lap-46 caution served as the race's 10-minute halfway break. ... The race lasted 58 minutes with 16 starters running at the finish.

On the move: Mason Zeigler of Chalk Hill, Pa., started 18th and finished fourth.

Winner's sponsors: Yetter’s Joe Corrado-owned Rocket Chassis is powered by a Cornett Racing Engine and sponsored by Thrower Concrete, Helltown Brewing and Taproom, CRS Contracting, Bachman Trucking, Blue Mountain Energy, Corrado Farms, Mr. Waterheater Enterprises, Jake Brake Customs Powder Coating, Rosebrook Village, Stull Farms, Nature’s Depot, Penn Star Ventures, Fox Racing Shox, BASE Racing Fuel and Victory Seats.

Points chase: Before Tyler County Sunday: 1. Jon Lee (1,600); T2. Bryan Bernheisel (1,330); T2. Dylan Lewis (1,330); 4. Ken Schaffer (1,265); 5. Kevin Smith (1,165).

Current weather: Scattered Clouds, 77°F

Car count: 41

Fast qualifier: Daniel Hill

Time: 13.022 seconds

Polesitter: Ryan Montgomery

Heat race winners: Daniel Hill, Ryan Montgomery, Levi Yetter, Hudson O'Neal

Consolation race winners: Mike Benedum, Mason Zeigler

Provisional starters: Bryan Bernheisel, Dylan Lewis, Braeden Dillinger, Troy Frazier

Next series race: September 18, Outlaw Speedway (Dundee, NY) $10,000